Some Sunday Morning 1917 JPitt-Payne

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 10Feb2014
2014

We've been keeping company
quite a while
I see the neighbours smile
each time I call around here, dear;
my friends have been pumpin' me
and I know,
they think me mighty slow,
but I'll fool 'em all yet,
you bet!

Some Sunday morning
when the weather's fine
the song bird's singing
and the world in rhyme;
I've planned a wedding,
dearie, just for you.
The news is spreading
that I'll be there too
(with bells on)
dressed up in muslin
what a bride you'll be
each Si and Hiram
sure will envy me;
the village joker I suppose
will hand us both some baby clothes,
some Sunday morning
when the wedding bells chime.

Some Sunday morning
when the weather's fine
the song bird's singing
and the world in rhyme;
I've planned a wedding,
dearie, just for you.
The news is spreading
that I'll be there too
(with bells on)
dressed up in muslin
what a bride you'll be
each Si and Hiram
sure will envy me;
the village joker I suppose
will hand us both some baby clothes,
some Sunday morning
when the wedding bells chime.

Old maids have been
schooling you right along
they say that you're all wrong
to waste your time upon me, Gee!
My friends say I'm foolin' you
they don't dream
we have a little scheme
that will open their eyes,
we're wise!

Some Sunday morning
when the weather's fine
the song bird's singing
and the world in rhyme;
I've planned a wedding,
dearie, just for you.
The news is spreading
that I'll be there too
(with bells on)
dressed up in muslin
what a bride you'll be
each Si and Hiram
sure will envy me;
the village joker I suppose
will hand us both some baby clothes,
some Sunday morning
when the wedding bells chime.

Some Sunday morning
when the weather's fine
the song bird's singing
and the world in rhyme;
I've planned a wedding,
dearie, just for you.
The news is spreading
that I'll be there too
(with bells on)
dressed up in muslin
what a bride you'll be
each Si and Hiram
sure will envy me;
the village joker I suppose
will hand us both some baby clothes,
some Sunday morning
when the wedding bells chime.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Some Sunday Morning 1917 JPitt-Payne
Music by Richard A. Whiting
Lyrics by Gus Kahn & Raymond Egan
© 1917 by Jerome H. Remick & Co., New York & Detroit
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
made for Mick Cooper
on Monday 10 February 2014 at 16.20
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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